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Green ImpactNew study confirms 4.16 billion-year-old rocks in Canada as Earth’s oldest

A new study confirms volcanic rocks in northern Quebec are 4.16 billion years old, revealing rare clues about Earth’s earliest crust.

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DiscoveriesNewly named Canadian sea monster reveals surprising mix of traitsRebecca Shavit
Green ImpactCompact eVinci nuclear reactor can power 4,500 homes for 8 years without waterJoseph Shavit
DiscoveriesMove over moose, surprising study reveals the ‘most Canadian’ animalsRebecca Shavit
DiscoveriesScientists reveal the oldest direct evidence of life on Earth from 1.75 billion years agoJoseph Shavit
Good NewsFor the first time ever, doctor diagnoses woman with ‘climate change’Joseph Shavit
InnovationsCanadian researchers create revolutionary new form of naturally flavored lab-grown meatJoseph Shavit
InnovationsRecycled concrete could be a sustainable way to keep rubble out of landfillsJoseph Shavit
Good News8-year-old blind boy sees stars, planes for the first timeJoseph Shavit
InnovationsToronto will test Olli driverless shuttles to boost its transit systemJoseph Shavit
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